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Truancy Examined
Instead of being labeled a criminal for life, Texas kids who show up late to school or skip classes entirely might end up performing...
Defender of the Prairie
If he were a Warner Bros. character, Don Young’s jaw would have hit the floor and his eyes popped out of their sockets. But...
The Slow Tease
The theatergoers sounded more like hockey fans during a bench-clearing brawl. The 150 souls who had crowded into Stage West on this otherwise soggy...
Sucking Gas and Blowing It
Gas companies routinely tout their abilities to drill near homes and schools without major incidents. Never mind the poisonous air quality produced by the...
North Side, FWPD at Odds
An attorney representing the relatives of Daniel Brumley, who was shot four times by a Fort Worth police officer on Jan. 17, said the...
Vouching for the Wealthy
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has been putting his years at KSEV talk radio to good use lately: Take a bad idea, dress it up...
Home Rule Under Fire
If three bills making their way through the legislative process in Austin become law, home rule in Texas would effectively be gutted.
Identical House and...
FOES V. TRWD
The friction between the Tarrant Regional Water District and its outspoken foes has moved to the state attorney general’s office. Texas’ top law enforcement...
Gotta Love Love
At least Fort Worth’s biggest celebrity chef is learning the art of a graceful exit (or, more likely, the importance of hiring a public...
Gavel Guardians
Residents and activists are looking on with keen interest as lawmakers in Austin are discussing new bills that could give probate judges even more...
